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The premise asks what happens if the teenager in Verona decides that swallowing poison for a guy she met three days ago is actually a bad life choice. Instead of the usual tragic finale, she heads to Paris with her nurse and a squad of friends to find herself. It is essentially a jukebox catalog for anyone who spent their teenage years listening to the radio on the Q train. Max Martin’s hits are stapled to the script with surprising efficiency, and the production team knows exactly how to pace a spectacle. If you can stomach the relentless sunshine, it is a decent night out. Just leave your Shakespeare purism at the curb.
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Reader average 5.0 ★ · 1 reportIf you have a pre-teen, this is a great show. Also, a kid from the 90's enjoyed this as well bringing back some memories of some pop music. I have seen it 3 times and my daughter has seen it 4 times. Good for the whole family. TodayTix has some great seats available.
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